Hi Steve,
Thank you for the response.
Yes I did indeed find a suspicious file in my data/objects directory.
Somehow an object backup tar made its way into the objects directory
tree, therefore it was being parsed as potential FOXML Object and
obviously failing validation.
A rather silly error in the end, but ultimately frustrating! :-)
Cheers again,
Simon
From: Steve Bayliss [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: 02 October 2009 15:46
To: Simon W Lamb; [email protected];
[email protected]
Cc: Richard Green
Subject: Re: [Fedora-commons-developers] PID delimiter (:) is missing...
Hi Simon
I see at the bottom of this fedora.server.Server.pidFromFilename - which
suggests that there's some problem with the name of one of the FOXML
files in the data/objects directory.
Could you list all of the files in that directory (recursively,
something like ls -R) and see if there's anything suspicious?
In the filenames, the ":" in the pid is represented by underscore "_" -
so possibly a filename with no underscore in it could cause the issue.
Regards
Steve
-----Original Message-----
From: Simon W Lamb [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: 01 October 2009 14:17
To: [email protected];
[email protected]
Cc: Richard Green
Subject: [Fedora-commons-developers] PID delimiter (:) is
missing...
Hi all,
I thought I'd quickly post up this problem I'm having just in
case anybody else has experienced it and has an easy answer. I'm trying
to rebuild the database with Fedora 3.2.1. On rebuilding I am are
getting the following output:-
Rebuilding...
Cleaning up table: datastreampaths
Cleaning up table: dcdates
Cleaning up table: dofields
Cleaning up table: doregistry
Cleaning up table: modeldeploymentmap
Cleaning up table: objectpaths
Cleaning up table: pidgen
fedora.server.errors.LowlevelStorageException: ending rebuild
unsuccessfully PID delimiter (:) is missing. PID delimiter (:) is
missing.
at
fedora.server.storage.lowlevel.DBPathRegistry.rebuild(DBPathRegistry.jav
a:216)
at
fedora.server.storage.lowlevel.DefaultLowlevelStorage$Store.rebuild(Defa
ultLowlevelStorage.java:210)
at
fedora.server.storage.lowlevel.DefaultLowlevelStorage.rebuildObject(Defa
ultLowlevelStorage.java:90)
at
fedora.server.storage.lowlevel.DefaultLowlevelStorageModule.rebuildObjec
t(DefaultLowlevelStorageModule.java:140)
at
fedora.server.utilities.rebuild.SQLRebuilder.start(SQLRebuilder.java:131
)
at
fedora.server.utilities.rebuild.Rebuild.<init>(Rebuild.java:107)
at
fedora.server.utilities.rebuild.Rebuild.main(Rebuild.java:420)
Caused by: fedora.server.errors.LowlevelStorageException: PID
delimiter (:) is missing. PID delimiter (:) is missing.
at
fedora.server.storage.lowlevel.PathAlgorithm.decode(PathAlgorithm.java:4
9)
at
fedora.server.storage.lowlevel.PathRegistry.traverseFiles(PathRegistry.j
ava:114)
at
fedora.server.storage.lowlevel.PathRegistry.traverseFiles(PathRegistry.j
ava:94)
at
fedora.server.storage.lowlevel.PathRegistry.traverseFiles(PathRegistry.j
ava:191)
at
fedora.server.storage.lowlevel.DBPathRegistry.rebuild(DBPathRegistry.jav
a:210)
... 6 more
Caused by: fedora.server.errors.MalformedPidException: PID
delimiter (:) is missing.
at
fedora.server.Server.pidFromFilename(Server.java:1375)
at
fedora.server.storage.lowlevel.PathAlgorithm.decode(PathAlgorithm.java:4
6)
... 10 more
SUCCESS: 0 objects rebuilt.
Finished.
On thinking that I might have an invalid foxml object file, I
deleted all the objects from data/objects, and restarted fedora.
Obviously at this point Fedora creates the basic content model
definition objects, which will be valid foxml. However, if I shutdown
fedora and try the rebuild again it gives me the exact same error, which
appears to suggest that it's not object related?
Is this something stupid I'm doing? I'm going to try a few
different ideas now, but thought I'd post it up here on the off chance
that it's something someone has experienced before.
Simon W Lamb
Software Developer,
IT Systems,
Academic Services
University of Hull
[email protected]
http://www.hull.ac.uk/esig/repomman/
http://www.hull.ac.uk/remap/
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